Ghost Sando Shop

The location on Melrose is much better. I order an XL sandwich and didn’t realize it was this location, and they only sent me the L sandwich with hardly any meat (I order the same sandwich every week so I can tell the difference). If you want what you actually pay for, especially given it’s a $20 sandwich, go to the Melrose location. I would not recommend this one.

Possibly the worst sandwich I’ve ever had, and I only say this because the bread was rock hard, there was no fluff to it, it seems like the bread dough was way over mixed. I know it’s a “Dutch Crunch” but I’ve never had a Dutch crunch as bad as that haha. Everything else inside the sandwich was solid and good though, service was good too. Just please replace the bread with better quality especially if you’re charging 12 dollars for a little 6 inch sandwich

Ghost Sando is a great sandwich stop! Big sandwiches coming out here every single time! With the option of L, XL & XXL. I got the L Melrose, which is like a way better than ever super version of a BLT with all the right extras. Boyfriend got the Kickin Chicken, also delicious, no complaints ate it all in one sitting. For a lady like myself, the large was filling and I only ate half in this sitting. My go to at the market cause it’s two meals in one for me! Cold and hot sub options and a little selection of Dirty Deli Style Potato Chips. Come thru it’s yummy!

Fairly priced sandwiches. I mean, one could argue it's just a sandwich, but there's enough uniqueness here, that it makes it worth a try! The crackled crust of the bread was interesting. Not super crispy like a French baguette, but that toasty sugary crustiness was almost like a concha, but a nice and thin crackled layer. Plus, the salami had a nice peppery kick to it, and the vinegar and sauces they put in weren't overloading. Fresh ingredients, everything was of the nice proportions. Of all the choices at the market, you can get analysis paralysis easily, so just come here and fill your stomach. You won't regret it.

Let’s just relax with the overly hyped Italian sandos with the “uncle” in the name, it’s good and tasty and satisfying but this isn’t some mind blowing bite that overwhelms your senses and give you mouthfeel ecstasy.. it’s a solid sando that’s it, the bread is definitely the big winner, it’s perfect for the bite, but I wouldn’t go out of my way and take a ride downtown just to get it. It’s a solid pic if you don’t know what to choose with all the various options at GCM I’ll give them that. But generally speaking Italian sandos are overrated…

Absolutely incredible. I just finished the Melrose sandwich, and it might be the best sandwich I’ve ever had. Every bite was perfectly balanced and full of flavor. If you’re anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and stop here—you won’t regret it!

Came to try the signature Melrose sub. Didn’t care for the bread that much. Subtlety sweet and needs more crunch. Ingredients of the sub were good and had plenty of flavor. Service is indifferent and not friendly. Value here is bad - $14 for a 6 inch sub. Glad to try it but won’t return.

Ghost sando in Downtown inside of Grand Central Market does not ever disappoint. Sandwiches are always served quickly and always delicious

I was really craving a good sandwich for quite some time and the Ghost Sando Shop in Grand Central Market really satisfied my craving. The secret to what makes these sandwiches so special is the Dutch crunch bread. It's essentially a very soft bread that's fluffy on the inside but has a crunchy, slightly sweet coating that just makes for the perfect sandwich bread. The plot thickens once you get to what's inside the bread. The sandwich is jam packed with meats, cheese, veg, and sauce (the exact contents depend on which sandwich you choose). I chose the "Santa Monica" sandwich, which was packed with pastrami, turkey, bacon, melted pepper jack cheese, "Melrose Spread," roasted red peppers, and sprouts. This sandwich was jam-packed with flavor. The meats tasted fresh. I got the large size and it was a hefty sandwich - you will not be leaving this deli hungry, that's for sure. The service was good; they did take their time, but I appreciate that they made sure it was made fresh and up to par. It's a small stand In the Grand Central market, and they have both counter seating by the deli as well as plenty of tables just in front of the counter. I think this will be a regular for me anytime I visit Grand Central Market!

We've been to the Burbank location and loved it. So I was very pleased to discover that ghost sando shop is in the Grand Central market. Through sandwiches are very good. Very beefy and definitely shareable.

I recently tried the spicy chicken sandwich at Ghost sando and it was a decent experience overall. The sandwich itself was fine - nicely crispy on chicken with Dutch crunch bread on the outside, which I appreciated. Interestingly, they also included ham on the other side of the sandwich. Less chicken though The regular size wasn't quite enough to satisfy a full craving - it felt more like a good snack-sized bite rather than a complete meal. If you're looking for something substantial, you might want to consider ordering additional items or getting the 2 larger sizes. The service was efficient, with quick ordering at the counter. The staff seemed to keep things moving smoothly. Would I go back? Yes, I'd be interested in trying different items on their menu to get a better sense of what they offer. While the spicy chicken sandwich didn't completely blow me away, it was solid enough to warrant another visit to explore their other options. Price $12 for regular size.

My new favorite sandwich shop! Decided to check out Grand central and had to stop at Ghost Sando since I've heard so many good things. While it's in the middle of other store fronts, it would be hard to miss with all the signs. The menu is extensive but I went with the BLT sandwich after asking which sandwich's were the most popular. I wasn't disappointed. The sandwich was a huge portion, flavorful and delicious. Service was great and moved quickly. I would say it took about 10 minutes for me to get my sandwich which wasn't a crazy wait since other people had put in orders as well. Grand central is overall busy but you can't miss the restaurant and you shouldn't have an issue finding somewhere to sit. It's a lively place but it's also fun as well! Highly recommend!

I was in Los Angeles and couldn't decide where to eat, but I love a good food hall, so I decided to revisit Grand Central Market. I came here on my first trip to LA years ago and had almost forgotten about it until a quick Google search for a good sandwich led me to Ghost Sando Shop. Something about the bread caught my attention, and when I'm unsure of what I want, a good sandwich and chips always do the trick. I ordered the club sandwich, which came with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and a few other toppings. It was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. I went with the 6-inch, which they mentioned is a newer size option, and it was just right since I don't eat as much as I used to. Paired with a bag of chips, it made for a simple yet satisfying lunch. I'm glad I rediscovered Grand Central Market and found this spot--Ghost Sando Shop definitely hits the mark for a great sandwich in downtown LA.

Ghost Sando Shop Longest line in Grand Central Market which generally means good food or lack luster workers that can't keep up. This ace is the first, good sandwiches Santa Monica Toasted Dutch Crunch Roll smeared with house spread with Pastrami, Oven Roasted Turkey, Thick Cut Bacon and melted Pepperjack Cheese and topped with house slaw (lettuce, red onions, pepperoncini tossed in house spread) and Roasted Red Pepper and sprouts. Melrose Toasted Dutch Crunch Roll smeared with famous Melrose spread and packed with Black Forest Ham, Oven Roasted Turkey, Thick Cut Bacon and melted White American Cheese and topped with house slaw (lettuce, red onions, pepperoncini tossed in Melrose spread) and tomato These 2 sandwiches are excellent and the Dutch Crunch Bread is the topping of the cake.

Made it out to GCM and knew I had to finally give Ghost Sando a shot. I ordered the firebird sub with regular Turkey and it did not disappoint. Everything was well made and delicious. But I do want to note the subs on the higher end, I paid nearly $40 for two subs and 1 bag of chips. I do wish the chipotle sauce was a bit more spicy but it was still a great bite. My friend ordered the pastrami mami and that was equally as delicious. The service was great, your standard sandwich counter. GCM is always bustling but there's tables both inside and out but we took our subs to go.

After wandering all around Grand Central Market looking for lunch options, I decided on Ghost Sando Shop because I can't resist a good sandwich. Every single one of their subs sounded phenomenal but I'm a sucker for an Italian sub, so I ordered a large Uncle Nikki: Dutch Crunch sub roll, mayo, genoa salami, pepperoni, capicola and provolone, topped with lettuce, tomato, red onion, pepperoncini, drizzled with house made Italian dressing and Italian herbs. In terms of an Italian sandwich, does it have the most impressive array of meats? No, just salami, pepperoni, and capicola. I liked the shredded lettuce because it held the homemade Italian dressing very well. Normally I wouldn't think of putting mayo on an Italian sandwich but this actually gave it a very creamy texture and complimented the meats. The sub roll was one of the best features: a crunchy outer shell with a warm fluffy inside. At $16 for a large, the price wasn't terrible and it was enough to fill me up for lunch. With so many other incredible sounding subs, Ghost Sando Shop is a place I plan to visit again.

Amazingly delicious sandwich and the bread is divine. Cool vibe in the market too.will come back.

Got the highly recommended club cold sandwich. This sandwich didn't blow me away initially but I left impressed! A solid understated sandwich that I can't see myself getting sick of! Will be back

my favorite sandwich spot in downtown. huge fan of the dutch crunch bread and this place knows how to do it! i highly recommend ordering online for pick up during peak lunch times (11:30am-12:30pm) or you might end up waiting 30 minutes for a sandwich!

So I said today is the day I'm gonna call-in this mofo in and pick up on opening, when only half of the Grand Central Market is full (Its the 11am brunch crowd in full effect to avoid paying for 2 meals you can't hide from me fools.) Few pros and cons about the "Pastrami Mami" Pros: Ordered "Large" and its packed with meat and everything else. Lots of toppings. The pastrami is nice and thin, easy to chew, and not like some places that serve leather saddle-like thickness. Dutch Crunch bread always a fave. Cons: Although packed good, there's not much to make it a signature sandwich IMO. Which leads to my next con: Price: Paid almost 20 bucks for a sandwich I can get a comparable portion, filling, and taste for around 5 bucks less at Ike's. Pre-packaged bread...I know said love the Dutch crunch, but it makes such a HUGE difference to have freshly baked bread on site. I don't like seeing rolls wrapped in plastic, but that's just me. (I know unrealistic for each place to have freshly made bread, but after trying Bread Head in Manhattan Beach, think I'm spoiled for life.) 3.5 stars rounding up to 4 for something I prob wont be back for just for the sake of convenience and similarity to Ike's which is a lot closer, and is always ready when ordered on app, plus a 5 spot cheaper, by no means bad. Would eat again in a heartbeat if closer and easier to access.

As an avid sandwich lover and someone who spends way to much time at the Grand Central Market, it was finally time to have my first sandwich from Ghost Sando Shop. This shop is located right in the first aisle and thanks to it's bright paint job and cool aesthetic, this place is pretty hard to miss. The menu here has consists of both breakfast and lunch, offering three sandwich sizes, as well as a pretty solid selection for both meal times. Even though it was hard to decide, I finally pulled the trigger on the "Kickin' Chicken" and a pineapple passionfruit drink to help wash it down. There were four of us and the food didn't take too long to come out, but thanks to this place being packed it can be pretty difficult to find a place to sit down sometimes. The pineapple passionfruit drink was absolutely delicious! It was super fruity, cold, and as refreshing as a drink could be. The Kickin' Chicken sandwich was a pretty decent size considering I ordered the smallest one, but packed some dang good flavour for the chicken which also had whatever the blast spread is, chipotle adobo spread, melted mozzarella, cheddar cheese, lettuce, pickled jalapeno, toato, white onion, and some of the best bread I've had with a sandwich in a long time. IT WAS SO GOOD! Overall, Ghost Sando Shop is the premier sandwich place in Los Angeles and I totally get why now. Quick service, solid prices, and amazing food is going to bring me back here many more times!

I am the biggest sucker for a dutch crunch deli sandwich with a side of chips. I love a sandwich shop and ghost has been added to the list. flavor was amazing. love love love. service was quite quick and friendly. grand central market location so it was a little difficult to find at first if you're not used to the layout. either way, you'll catch me here again

We got a tornado hot sandwich and a firebird cold sandwich. Both sandwiches come on Dutch crunch. The tornado had a sweet and zesty flavor while the firebird was more savory and packed a good amount of heat. They were both good and quite filling. I'd definitely try other flavors the next time. Perhaps one of the Italian style ones.

Passed by it all the time, but finally had the chance to stop buy. Great selection of sandwiches. The portions are also very filling. Highly recommend the Santa monica!

Definitely a nice selection of subs. They are a chain, albeit, a small one. So if you do the "Chain" sandwich thing, check them out!

solid sandwich choice any day. opt for at least the 1.5x meat and they will load ur sandwich up dutch crunch bread is the perfect complement to the soft and warm meats. staff was friendly and keep in mind this place gets busy with many online orders.

The food is very mid. Tried the uncle Nikki and the blast. I want to like this place but the bread is very dense. Honestly jersey mikes is better. Service was good though and always nice experiencing grand central market and the vibe there. Much better options around.

Very good effort from Ghost. Service was a bit slow, but the crew was working hard the whole time, so I didn't mind. The only thing keeping this from an elusive fifth star was that the meat was a bit cold in the middle. Cold sandwich, I get it. But when the rest is warmish or room temperature, a solid bit of cold meat in the center is not ideal. But despite this, an excellent sandwich that I'd go back for. Pro tip: eat the sandwich upside down. Your rounds will thank you when it tastes the sweet top of that hoagie.

Everyone knows a pool day calls for sandwiches! I ordered a club sandwich and while it was tasty, one side of the sandwich was soggy!! I've had ghost sandwiches before albeit from the Fairfax location but those sandwiches came delivered perfect. We ordered from the DTLA shop as we were just around the corner so I figured the sandwiches would be extra good because we are so close there's not a chance it would get soggy that fast. Well I was wrong lol. Idk if it was due to the store or the delivery person. Soggy sandwiches are never it but we did our best and ate around the soggy parts. Love the Dutch crunch bread!

I really wanted to try their breakfast sandwich but my coworkers and I came during lunch so I got the tuna and it was good! That Dutch crunch bread was the star for me. Big sandwich too, full of tuna and veggies. I could have easily saved half but I didn't lol. A little pricey ($20 for the sandwich and chips) but I wasn't surprised considering the economy these days and the location in grand central market. Great service and fast overall.

Was in the area for a conference and stopped by GCM and Ghost Sando for lunch! Ordered the Firebird sandwich which comes on a Dutch crunch bread, similar to that of Ike's. Size options are L, XL, XXL, and an XL was enough to split for 2 people and came out to ~$20. The sandwich was well-constructed and a bit too large to physically fit into my mouth, but that's a good problem to have. The BLAST sauce had a good level of spice. Service was quick. Between this and Ike's, I'd probably stick with the latter because of prices, but this is a great option to return to if I were in the area again!

Came to try the signature Melrose sub. Didn't care for the bread that much. Subtlety sweet and needs more crunch. Ingredients of the sub were good and had plenty of flavor. Service is indifferent and not friendly. Value here is bad - $14 for a 6 inch sub. Glad to try it but won't return.

I gave Ghost a wholehearted chance after I'd heard some good things about it and ultimately there is nothing bad about it but there's also not much to write home about. I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich and the chicken was in thin slices, which I was not expecting. My friend ordered a sandwich with turkey in it but we both came to the same conclusion--the star of these sandwiches were the bread and sauce. If that's your thing, you'll be so happy but since it is not mine, the sandwich left more to be desired. Service was fairly quick, especially for Grand Central Market. So in that regard, it may be what you're looking for.

Grand central market can be intimidating at times. Soooo many options! But who am I kidding? I am a sandwich guy though and through, and I know a good sandwich when I see it. Sure it's called Ghost sando, but there's nothing scary about what these guys are whipping out of the back counter. The Santa Monica is a flawlessly built sandwich, perfect in every way. Meat to bread ratio? Check! Fresh ingredients? Check! Soft white bread? Check! That spread/aioli that brings it all together? Check! Pastrami, bacon, turkey, pepperjack and home made slaw, all on the famous Dutch crutch roll. I can't think of a single criticism regarding this sandwich. And to think this is only the second most popular menu item! My love for food halls is well documented. There are few, if any, more iconic than grand central market. And if I am being honest, there are even fewer with this variety and this level of quality. Grand central is a national treasure, and Ghost Sando is easily one of its crowning jewels! Did I not mention how insanely huge these sandwiches are?

Customer service is always amazing Sandwiches come in 2 different sizes which cater to your hunger level,6 inch and 8. Sandwich was made fast and was really good. Cashier helped me make a decision and I went with the "Melrose". Ambiance was very welcoming and answered all my questions and will definitely be back and highly recommend this place

Solid spot to try in the middle of busy Grand Central Market. Tried out the Howdy Chicken sandwich. Service was fast and very helpful. Staff was quick to offer suggestions.

This sandwich was pretty good! They toast the bread which makes it feel nice & fresh. The bread for the sandwich is really good, it's soft but has a good crunch to it since it's toasted. The customer service was great too, the one who took our order was cracking jokes & very attentive. They had stools to sit on & eat, very casual space since it's inside the Grand Central Market.

For my first time coming to GCM, I decided to give Ghost Sando Shop a shot. I ended up ordering an XL tornado which sounded great as I saw what it had and looked even better when I saw it. The Dutch crunch bread really holds the sandwich well and brings all the flavors together. Would definitely recommend and try a new sandwich next time!

I tried the Melrose at Ghost Sando in Grand Central Market and it was amazing--loaded with Black Forest ham, oven roasted turkey, thick cut bacon, melted white American cheese, and their house slaw on a perfectly toasted Dutch Crunch roll. The Melrose spread ties everything together with just the right kick, and every bite felt super fresh and flavorful. Out of all the options at Grand Central, this one really stood out as a hearty, satisfying sandwich that I'd definitely come back for.

If you like Ike's sandwiches, you'll like Ghost. Ghost is like a slight tier above Ike's, but just not that close to me to go to Ghost. When I'm in the area thoughhh... I might act up. Service at this location was great, they were helpful and gave me recs, which I loved. I ended up with the Santa Monica (8.2/10) only cause they told me it was a bit on the spicer side, and I love that. Ambiance was nice, it is a food hall so it's bound to be packed with a lot of people but also a lot of good food. Would I get this again? Yes, only if I'm in the area though. Much love!

I got the Melrose -- it was a pretty hefty, warm sandwich. I only managed to finish half and saved the rest for dinner!

One of my foodie friends originally wanted to visit this sandwich shop in Grand Central Market, but we ended up getting food at different stalls because because Ghost Sando Shop ran out of certain sandwiches. Well I am not the type of person about to give up, so I stopped by this stall again the following day. The founder of Ghost Sando Shop originally started Ghost Pizza (https://www.yelp.com/biz/ghost-pizza-kitchen-los-angeles) and transitioned to Ghost Sando Shop in late 2023. The sandwich shop is known for huge sandwich portions, meats from Boar's Head, and signature 8" Dutch Oven Bread. Currently Ghost Sando Shop have 4 locations - Melrose (flagship location - LA), Toluca Lake (Burbank), Huntington Beach, and Grand Central Market (Downtown LA). [Parking]: Grand Central Market has a designated parking garage - $5 flat rate for 90-minute parking. [Order]: I didn't have to wait for too long as my order was ready in 5 minutes. [Menu]: 10 hot sandos and 9 cold sandos - Uncle Nikki is the most popular cold sando and the smallest size customers can order is large. Ghost Sando Shop only offers large, XL (1.5x large), and XXL (2x large). All sandos are the same length and they just get taller with increasing size. *** Uncle Nikki (Dutch Crunch Roll packed with Genoa Salami, Pepperoni, Capicola and covered in Provolone Cheese layered with Mayo, Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onions and Pepperoncini and drizzled with homemade Italian dressing, oils and herbs - $16 large): Damn what a killer Dutch crunch bread! Not only did this cold cut sandwich have all of right ingredients, it also had the perfect meat-to-lettuce-to-dressing ratio. Just perfect texture from Dutch crunch bread and amazing flavors. The Melrose (Toasted Dutch Crunch Roll smeared with famous Melrose spread and packed with Black Forrest Ham, Oven Roasted Turkey, Thick Cut Bacon and melted White American Cheese and topped with house slaw [ettuce, red onions, pepperoncini tossed in our Melrose spread] and tomato - $16 large): Personally this hot sando was not as good as Uncle Nikki (cold sando), but I could taste quality of these ingredients. *** 5-star worthy sandwich shop and it was certainly one of better food recommendations from my foodie friend. I could have a large sando here and eat half for lunch & half for dinner.

Some employees here give you an attitude if you come close to closing and make an order. One time I came at 6:50pm and one of they told me they were closed, I had to ask his supervisor to take my order. On my last visit, I found a piece broken off piece of plastic in my food inside my sandwich. Mind you I wanted to bring it up to somebody but by that time they were already closed.

I've been wanting to try Ghost Sando for a while even though i've passed by it so many times inside Grand Central but finally decided to give it a go! This location is located inside Grand Central market so the vibes are hustlin and bustling in there. The staff was friendly and did give some recommendations on what most people get but we decided to just go with a classic. We were there on a Monday afternoon and waited 5 minutes so service was quick. My husband and I got the XL Club to share and asked for it to be heated up! It comes 1.5x more turkey. It was on their famous double crunch bread, it had turkey, bacon, mustard, mayo, avocado spread, pepperoncinis, lettuce, tomato, aged cheddar, and their BLAST sauce. It was a hefty boy, that's for sure! My husband and I split only one half of the sandwich and saved the rest for later since it was so big! Overall, it's a good solid sandwich! The bread was tasty and had the perfect texture of softness and crunch when biting into it. It was hefty but a fresh tasting sandwich. I will say though, nothing really stood out for that WOW factor. I've had better sandwiches, i've had worse but it's literally just a solid good sandwich. For the price and size, i'd get it again but I might try it with a side of one of their sauces next time and also try out some of their other sandwiches!

This ghost sando shop at grand central market is great! The dutch crunch bread is perfect and it was made very quickly. Im looking forward to visiting more ghost sando shops in the future!

There was a long line at the taco stand, so I switched last minute to Ghost Sando. The cashier recommended the pastrami or the most popular sandwich The Melrose. I chose The Melrose and loved it. If you're from the Bay you know Dutch Crunch but it's rare for sandwich shops to have that bread in LA. I wish the dutch crunch had more bold flavors, but since it's on most of the sandwiches and many aren't used to it, I understand the subdued aspect. The toppings were fresh and well thought out. Just a perfect sub. A bit pricey for a sub but the quality is worth while. The customer service is next level. Not just my personal interaction but how they interact with all guests. I love great customer service. Ghost Sando really does it all and I will definitely make the trek here.

finally tried Ghost Sando Shop, the one in Grand Central Market!! parking was sort of easy, it's the Grand Central parking garage but there's always so many people there so you have to drive up like at LEAST 5 levels lol, and it's $5 to park for 90 min which isn't too bad. the sandwich itself came out pretty fast after ordering, and it was actually really good! I thought it was gonna be overrated tbh but it was actually tasty af. the XXL we got meant there was like extra cheese and meat, but I would've preferred just XL. but still, really delicious sandwich!! the inside of grand central market has plenty of seating, has a bunch of other places to eat too, and has a restroom downstairs.

Great sandwiches, good service. the Mob and Club are delicious. Bit heavy on the sauce. The mob has chopped mortadella but i wish it was whole sliced only bc the chopped bits slide out. Love the thick bread they use bc it prevents sogginess. We got the large subs and they are plenty. You could easily split one sub and be full. Definitely recommend and will be back to try more sandos

One of my favorite sandwiches of all time, chef's kiss. Ghost Sando seriously knows what they're doing. The Dutch crunch roll is absolutely next level, perfectly crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and it holds up so well with all the fillings. I personally love the Melrose, the flavors are balanced, rich, and just so satisfying with every bite. The ambiance at Grand Central Market is busy and bustling, full of energy and hustle, which adds to the whole experience. Despite the crowd, the service at Ghost Sando is great and super quick, so you don't have to wait long to get your hands on one of these amazing sandwiches. If you're a sandwich person, this is a must. I'm obsessed.

I love me a good cold cut sandwich. I got their Uncle Nikki and it was pretty satisfying. The cold cuts were generic boars head but what makes this sandwich is their amazing bread. A tad pricey, but for GCM thats what you have to charge to pay rent.

Liz was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for your help. She was about to answer my questions effectively & suggested a sandwich i loooooved!!! Thanks girl! I'll be back!

These guys know how to make a killer sandwich! Super fresh ingredients! Cools spot, fast service and perfect for a quick bite.

Lizbeth was amazing, her energy was vibrant and the food was great. I appreciate the customer service she was very polite and attentive.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon, and despite the market hall being busy, the Ghost Sando shop was not, and only had to wait behind one party to order at the counter. I got the Melrose sandwich, I would estimate it took about 10-15 mins for them to make the sandwich. I really liked the Dutch Crunch that they use as the bread, along with the combination of black Forrest ham, turkey, and bacon with their cheese and slaw. Their smallest size, which they label as Large, was already enough for me in portion wise. Surprisingly, the flavor profile for the sandwich did not feel heavy and the slaw was delicious. $16 before tax is a bit pricey for a sandwich, but the ingredients were top notch for this sandwich. I would definitely come here again to try another different sando. The stall is located in the middle left side of the Grand Central Market Hall.

Not really a fan. I came here midday on a Saturday, there was essentially no line. The cashier was not very helpful and despite me spelling my basic name for him he just put the first letter and gave up. I ordered the vegetarian sandwich. It looks a lot better than a tastes. The bread was very dry and crumbly and did not taste fresh.

I've been seeing Ghost all over social media, and as someone who LOVES a good sandwich, I knew it was going to be right up my alley. The sandwiches here are hefty and honestly I thought they were a great size for the price. I got the Phoenix and the Club sandwiches, which were both fantastic. The Phoenix was a bit smaller, but did not skimp on the flavor. The Club was def my favorite, and just an overall great, well-balanced sandwich. So glad this spot exists in Grand Central Market, and I'll definitely be back. Solid spot for a quick lunch.

Best sandwiches in dtla. I've been a customer for months now and get ghost sando pretty consistently. The sandwiches NEVER miss! They're thick, packed with high quality ingredients and sauces. I've tried a good amount of the menu and all the sandwiches are amazing.